Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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ff X ma , , , QQ .. ' Haakon Anderson Instrumental Music li. S., Univei'sity of North Dakota Millicent Cooper English ll. A., Cornell College K George Hanna Mat m ' s, B' logy 41'lj4fEfEIiwt n Qdllege W5 V' ' ,G 1V X l . J. uriryailisrn. Crfivfnijcllal X' . Ufffl Qmoxva tate Teachers College ..fNkl ty' of lowa Arwin Hoge Chemistry, Business Practice ll. S., North Dakota Agricultural College Rose Hopfner English, Lihrary li. A., Dakota Wesleyan University li. L. S., University of Illinois Margaret Hycle l,atin, Wvorlcl History, English li. A.. Dakota Wesley'an University M. A., University of Michigan Elizalieth Jones Girls, Physical Emlucation li. S.. Northwestern University is ,fyivfyff J P- :IJ l B U IU LI.

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MR. LINDSEY Under the guiding light of Superintendent Lindsey, our educational system has been kept modern and up to date. The many new policies and activities which he has intro- duced have helped to make MHS one of the best and most progressive high schools in the state. ln addition to being recognized as one of the outstanding educators of this section, he has proved himself to be a very human and friendly person. His attitude of understand- ing has effected a feeling of security and well being throughout the past years. Many times, in assemblies as well as in private deal- ings with him, he has demonstrated his indis- pensability as a humorist. Mr. Lindsey has generated respect from every one of us, and has sincere interest in our activities and scholastics has caused our increased respect and liking for him as an individual as well as an educator. MR. JANKE Showing the way to MHS students, Prin- cipal George W. Janke has again truly dem- onstrated an enlightened method of group guidance during the past year. His untiring efforts have always been directed for the best interests of the school and students. He has been willing to spend his time in giving us counsel whenever we sought it, and his sincerity in such cases encouraged us to place our confidence in himg these associa- tions have brought many fine and lasting friendships. His own genuine enthusiasm to promote school spirit inspires a similar loy- alty among the students. With the three years of guidance under his skilled hand, and with him as an ideal, any student emergin from Mitchell high school shouldlfeel that is high school background has been complete. Y . X x v X XX xx xxwgi X X ,xii ix X I6 X I 5352

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Blanche Johnston Civics, Social Problems B. S., Central Missouri State Teachers College M. A., University of Southern California Willard Jordan English, Speech B. A., Dakota Wesleyan University M. A., Columbia University Grace Laxson English B. S., Lenox College Carol D. Mereness Commercial Subjects B. A., Buena Vista College M. A.. University of Minnesota Wesley Moulton Geography, Physics, Consumers Problems B. S., South Dakota State College M. A., University of Minnesota 11fAA..o. 1-.AL-u-0 J- nfl-A1 f S. Robert Pearso History, Debate B. A., Yankton College Valentine Preston Vocal Music Music, Howard Payne College George Purvis Printing. Mechanical Drawing B. S.. Stout Institute. Menomonie, Wisconsin B. E.. State Teachers College, Eau Vlfiscon sin n f Lv'-1..f..Io,J Q, Clair